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Mana whenua to help shape predator-free efforts following $10m funding boost

A $10 million Government investment will support predator-free initiatives across Tāmaki Makaurau and the Hauraki Gulf, including Auckland's first urban mainland project.

1 hour ago
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Tribunal hears claims of ‘unrelenting assault’ on Māori rights over Treaty reforms

The inquiry is examining Cabinet decisions to amend, standardise or repeal references to the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi across 19 pieces of legislation.

1 day ago
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Māori Climate Platform funding axed in Budget

A scheme that helped fund solar panels and other climate-resilient infrastructure for marae will not continue past this year, Budget documents confirm.

2 days ago
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‘Lack of honour’: Officials warned, ministers decided: Tribunal probes Treaty review process

The Waitangi Tribunal heard officials warned of consultation gaps, while claimants say Māori were excluded from decisions affecting Treaty protections.

3 days ago
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‘What needs protecting?’: Researcher questions purpose of English Language Bill

A researcher and computational linguist says the government’s push to make English an official language raises a question of “what exactly is English being protected from?”.

4 days ago
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Māori experts concerned for Moa ‘De-extinction’ project and Māori involvement

Māori experts say not only is it impossible to truly bring the Moa back from extinction, but the pursuit of doing so breaches ethical and indigenous values.

16 hours ago
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Professor Emeritus Whatarangi Winiata and his lifelong commitment to Te Ao Māori

At the 2025 Ako Ararau event held in Kirikiriroa, Professor Emeritus Whatarangi Winiata was celebrated alongside his whānau for his lifelong commitment to te reo Māori, iwi develop

19 hours ago
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Canada responsible for genocide, crimes against humanity says international forum

An international tribunal’s panel says Canada’s residential school system constitutes genocide and crimes against humanity, urging implementation of inquiries and Indigenous rights

2 days ago
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Tributes flow for respected educator and Hokianga community leader Tārati Buckley

Friends and whānau of Tārati Buckley have taken to social media in an outpouring of aroha, sharing messages of shock and grief following news of her death.

2 days ago
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Kotahi Mano Kāika celebrates 25 years of revitalising te reo Māori

Kotahi Mano Kāika celebrates 25 years of revitalising te reo Māori, surpassing its goal of 1,000 reo-speaking Kāi Tahu homes with 1,500 whānau engaged.

3 days ago
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Professor Emeritus Whatarangi Winiata and his lifelong commitment to Te Ao Māori

At the 2025 Ako Ararau event held in Kirikiriroa, Professor Emeritus Whatarangi Winiata was celebrated alongside his whānau for his lifelong commitment to te reo Māori, iwi develop

19 hours ago
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Taupō youth sexual health clinic expands into mental health

Anamata Cafe, a confidential health service for youth across the Taupō District, has expanded its offerings because of rising demand.

22 hours ago
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Tauranga City Council votes yes to Māori Ward referendum

Tauranga City Council has voted to retain the Te Awanui Māori ward seat, a decisive move that triggers a binding public referendum on its future.

1 day ago
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New Te Au Roa o Te Rakihouia marine reserves coming into force in Otago

Five new marine reserves in Otago will come into force next month, marking the first new marine reserves in Aotearoa in more than a decade.

2 days ago
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Te Waka Huia moves into second place after Tāmaki Makaurau results review

Te Waka Huia has been moved to second place overall in the Tāmaki Makaurau regional kapa haka competition after originally placing third earlier this month.

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